I’ve made almost $2,000 in the last twelve months alone!) The best part is that anyone can set up an account and start earning– and although an artistic eye is a plus, it’s not required. so i just need it to get larger, but NOT be cut off.Do you want to make money with minimal effort? Of course you do! Redbubble has allowed me to make thousands through largely passive means with a little bit of creative elbow grease. Here is a screenshot of a REGULAR font on bottom and MY font on top, they are both at 50 point maximum in the program but my font is ALOT larger, BUT i cant get it to be any larger because when I adjust the winAscent and Descent to cause it to not be cut off, it like scales it back down to what it is in the screenshot:

This one is of the font I am using at the max 50 point type in the programīut then here is another theme that has a much larger font BECAUSE they have edited their font to be bigger than normal using a font editing program.I have overlayed my font in purple to show the difference in size: I am trying to use the font for a Theme for Blackberry Smartphones using the Theme Builder program.I know its possible to have fonts quite larger than the one I have created because I have seen it on other Themes, but the Theme Builder program allows only a maximum 50 point type for fonts, and the way we have had to overcome that obstacle is to make a custom font that appears to be at say 75 point font at say what we choose is 20 point, when other fonts would be quite smaller at 20 point because they were not edited as such. BUT if i leave the WinAscent and Descent at their original locations, then the font comes through as HUGE in the program I am using but its just Cut off.so what is happening? I can scale the font 1000% larger, and apply the WinAscent and Descent so that its not cut off, but it has the same effect as if I were to scale the font outline only 200% larger and apply the WinAscent and Descent accordingly.

The scaling is definitely WORKING but like I said when I even out the WinAscent and Descent so that the font is no longer cut off, its like the font then reverts back to a smaller scaled font point, it is LARGER overall but still not large enough, and once the WinAscent and Descent are applied to cause it to not cut off, it doesnt get any larger afterwards.for example. Erwin Denissen wrote:I expected scaling should work to some extend.

Firealpaca fonts being cut off